Categoria: UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
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Rai Holds One-Shot Lead Over Hojgaard and Fleetwood in Abu Dhabi Final Round
Aaron Rai leads by one stroke heading into the final round of the Abu Dhabi Championship in pursuit of his first European Tour title in five years.
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UAE expresses solidarity with Vietnam; conveys condolences over victims of typhoon
UAE shows support to Vietnam and offers condolences for the victims of Typhoon Kalmaegi.
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EU Naval Force Rescues Crew of Ship Attacked by Pirates off Somalia
EU naval force reaches tanker raided by pirates off Somalia, ensuring all 24 crew members are safe. Renewed fears of piracy in the region.
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European Union Vessel Reaches Ship Raided by Pirates Off Somalia; All 24 Crew Safe
A European Union vessel reaches a pirate-raided ship off the coast of Somalia and finds all 24 crew members safe.
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Admirals Group AS Announces Cancellation of Financial Services Permission for Admirals MENA Limited (UAE)
Admirals Group AS announces cancellation of Financial Services Permission for Admirals MENA Limited. FSRA approved cancellation effective 4 November 2025.
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US to Initiate UN Negotiations for International Gaza Force Mandate
The United Nations Security Council will begin discussions on a U.S.-drafted resolution supporting Donald Trump’s Gaza peace plan and establishing an international stabilization force with a two-year mandate.
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Sudanese Paramilitary Group Agrees to Humanitarian Truce
The Rapid Support Forces in Sudan agree to a humanitarian truce following efforts from the US and the Quad countries to end the war.
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Fleetwood and Lowry Share Lead at Abu Dhabi Championship
Former champions Fleetwood and Lowry lead in the Abu Dhabi Championship after impressive 8-under 64 first rounds.
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Mass Burials Discovered in Sudan’s Darfur Region
Satellite images reveal mass burials in el-Fasher, Sudan, raising concerns about the violence in the city.
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Attackers Board Ship off the Coast of Somalia after Firing Rocket-Propelled Grenades
Attackers fired machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades at a ship off the coast of Somalia, likely the work of resurgent Somali pirates.